In our most recent All Star Options monthly conference call, JC highlighted why he felt metals might be a good buy here. Inspired by his enthusiasm, we discussed a play in gold that could play nicely in the scenario he laid out. [Read more…]
[Chart(s) of The Week] Relief In Small and Micro-Caps
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Last week in our note to Institutional Clients we highlighted the potential for mean-reversion in the relative performance of Small and Micro-Caps, driven by rotation into Financials and Healthcare.
[Premium] A Tactical Metals Trade
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
With another potential failed breakout in the US Dollar setting up, here’s the metals trade we’re putting on.
[Options Premium] May 2019 Conference Call Video Recording
This is the video recording of the May 2019 Conference Call for Members of All Star Options [Read more…]
[Options Premium] Follow the Leaders
With U.S. Markets back at All Time Highs, it would be irresponsible to be doing anything other than keeping close tabs on the price action leaders. And many of these leading stocks will currently be found in the Software sector. [Read more…]
A Coupa-la Software Setups
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
While we wait to see whether or not this retest of all-time highs is a successful one, we want to define our risk on the long side in individual names that continue to lead the market higher.
One subsector that remains a consistent source of these setups is Software.
Stocks And Commodities Pointing To Higher Rates
Interest Rates in the United States hit new 52-week lows last month. But from the looks of it, the commodities market and stock market are not in agreement with that direction. It’s when we see divergences among asset classes that it gets my attention.
Today we’re looking at the divergences between stocks, bonds and commodities that I believe are pointing to higher rates this quarter. If we’re going to take the weight-of-the-evidence approach, it’s 2 to 1 in favor of rising interest rates. [Read more…]
Let’s Go Sector By Sector And See For Ourselves!
A Doctor would never diagnose a patient without first seeing what’s going on inside. A mechanic won’t be able to tell you what’s wrong with your car without lifting the hood. It’s no different in the market. How can we possibly judge the S&P500 without opening it up first to see what’s happening among its components.
Today we’re going to focus on the sectors themselves. We’re looking at weekly candlestick charts for all of the 11 major sectors:
- Technology
- Real Estate
- Energy
- Healthcare
- Financials
- Consumer Discretionary
- Consumer Staples
- Utilities
- Industrials
- Materials
- Communication Services
How many sectors are making new highs? How many are making new lows? Are more of them starting to trend higher or are more of them starting to trend lower. In which direction are consolidations resolving, higher or lower? [Read more…]
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